Federal State Budgetary Institution "State Scientific Center for Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology" of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of Russia. Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education

Department of Clinical Mycology and Dermatovenereology FGAOU VO "PFUR" recruits students for training with the issuance of state-recognized advanced training certificates for a cycle of thematic improvement

«DESTRUCTIVE METHODS IN DERMATOVENEROLOGY AND COSMETOLOGY. DERMATO-ONCOLOGY. BASICS OF DERMATOSCOPY" - 72 hours.

The program includes chemical destruction, diathermocoagulation, radio wave and laser therapy, cryodestruction, skin biopsy. Dermatovenereologists, as well as doctors of other specialties, are invited.



3. Certificate of study (for persons receiving higher or secondary vocational education)
All copies must be certified by the HR department of the organization with the original seal or notary.

Face-to-face workshops will be held on 04/08, 04/15, 04/18 and 04/22/2019

In addition to the copy, original documents or notarized copies (for viewing) are provided.
Registration of contracts is carried out at the address: st. Miklukho-Maklaya, 21, bldg. 3, room 101 from Mon. by Fri. from 8.00 to 17.00

The terms of study are from 04/08/19 to 04/22/19.(discontinuous training, using distance technologies). Limited number of seats. Dermatovenereologists, as well as doctors of other specialties, are invited.

Dear colleagues!

APRIL 22, 2019
Nurses, paramedics, dermatovenereologists and doctors of other specialties will be trained in the thematic improvement cycle

"Cryotherapy in dermatovenereology and cosmetology" (6 hours, 1 day)

After training, a certificate of training of the established sample of RUDN University is issued.
ATTENTION! The following documents are required with you:
1. A certified copy of the diploma of education.
2. Copies of the passport (first page and registration).
3. Certificate of change of surname, if such a fact is present.
In addition to the copy, original documents or notarized copies (for viewing) are provided.

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Dear colleagues!

The Department of Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology of FSAEI HE "PFUR" conducts a SPRING recruitment of students for training with the issuance of state certificates for a cycle of professional retraining on the subject

"COSMETOLOGY" (576 hours)

Terms of study 05/15/19 - 10/14/19 Duration of training: 6 months. Form of education: full-time, intermittent with the use of distance technologies.

ATTENTION! The following documents are required with you:
1. Copy of passport
2. A copy of the diploma of higher or secondary vocational education
3. A copy of the certificate of completion of the internship / residency (if necessary)
4. Copy of diploma of professional retraining (if any)
5. A copy of specialist certificates and certificates of advanced training in the chosen specialty (if any)
6. A copy of the work book (certificate from the place of work, if necessary)
7. Documents confirming the change of surname, name or patronymic (if any)

In addition to the copy, original documents or notarized copies are provided.
A copy of the work book in the absence of the original must be certified by the employer or notarized.

To enroll, please send an e-mail to: [email protected] with a request to enroll in a training cycle with a contact phone number.

Learn more about the training program
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Dear colleagues!

Department of Clinical Mycology and Dermatovenereology FGAOU VO "PFUR" recruits students for training with the issuance of a certificate of advanced training of the established sample for a cycle of thematic improvement

"CHILDREN'S DERMATOVENEROLOGY" - 36 hours.

Dermatovenerologists, cosmetologists, as well as doctors of other specialties are invited.
ATTENTION!!! Required list of documents for admission to training:
1. Copy of passport (1 page and registration)
2. A copy of the diploma of graduation from the educational institution (if the surnames do not match in the diploma and passport - documents confirming the change of surname, name or patronymic)
3. Certificate of study (for persons receiving higher or secondary vocational education).
In addition to the copy, original documents or notarized copies (for viewing) are provided.

Terms of study from 06/03/19 to 06/08/19 Limited number of seats.

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The department was formed on the basis of the Faculty of Advanced Training of Medical Workers of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, has been operating since 2004.

Head of the Department: Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, Member of the American Academy of Dermatology, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Eduard Alekseevich Batkaev.

Being the head of the department, E. A. Batkaev strengthened the main role of the department in the system of postgraduate education of dermatovenereologists.

Under his leadership, a unified program of postgraduate education of dermatovenereologists was prepared, in 1997 a test program for attestation and certification of dermatovenereologists was published, which are widely used by all departments of GIDUV.

E.A. Batkaev also developed and is conducting a program of professional retraining of doctors in the specialty "Dermatovenereology"

Under the leadership of E.A. Batkaev, for the first time, thematic cycles for urologists and gynecologists, for laboratory doctors and nurses of skin veterinary clinics, as well as cycles in medical cosmetology began to be held.

In recent years, under the leadership of E.A. Batkaev, about 200 clinical residents were trained, about 150 doctors received specialization.

Every year, more than 500 doctors undergo advanced training at the main and visiting cycles of the department.

Interdisciplinary symposiums "New in dermatovenereology, andrology and gynecology" are organized and are held annually. Symposiums are very popular among doctors of related specialties.

Since 1976, E. A. Batkaev has been a candidate of medical sciences, since 1993 - a doctor of medical sciences. He developed unique and highly effective 1-2-day methods of endolymphatic penicillin therapy for infectious forms of syphilis, which were included in 1993 by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation in the "Instruction for the treatment and prevention of syphilis" and training programs. These methods of treatment, which are highly profitable, are successfully used in many regions of the country, more than 7,000 patients received treatment, under the guidance of E. A. Batkaev, graduate students and applicants are further improving the methods of treating venereal diseases. Methods of endolymphatic therapy for complications of urogenital infections (prostatitis, adnexitis, etc.) have been developed. Under his leadership, 1 doctoral and 7 candidate dissertations were defended. He is the author of 180 scientific papers. Materials of scientific research were repeatedly reported at congresses, congresses, conferences, symposiums.

E. A. Batkaev also takes an active part in organizational and social work. He is a member of the Board of the Russian Scientific Society of Dermatovenerologists, Chairman of the Organization for the Promotion of Postgraduate Education, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Postgraduate Education, a member of the American Academy of Dermatology.

Batkaeva Nadezhda Vladimirovna - Associate Professor of the Department of Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology of the FPC MR, Scientific Secretary of the Dissertation Council at RUDN University, an expert in the field of allergic diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, dermatosurgery, benign skin lesions, immunocorrection for various dermatoses and STIs.

Nadezhda Vladimirovna is also a certified application trainer
botulinum toxin type A in cosmetology, co-author of guidelines for doctors "Immunotherapy" and "Cosmetology", as well as textbooks "Urogenital chlamydia" and "Papillomavirus infection".

The dissertation work is devoted to the improvement of regulated methods for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of seroresistance in syphilis.
He has more than 65 publications, including 6 educational and methodological and 1 manual for doctors.

Chistyakova Inna Alexandrovna - Associate Professor of the Department of Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology FPC MR, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Senior Researcher, has more than 100 scientific publications and articles, more than 45 years of experience in the specialty "Dermatovenereology", scientific and pedagogical experience of 20 years

The department conducts residency, postgraduate studies, advanced training and professional retraining programs.

Training is carried out according to the following programs:

• Modern methods of diagnostics and treatment of skin and venereal diseases
• Ureteroscopy and other methods of diagnosis and treatment of STIs
• Dermatooncology
• Topical issues of dermatovenereology
• Cosmetology (professional retraining)

It is possible to conduct distance learning cycles.

Residency - 2 years.

The goal of higher professional education of a resident doctor in the specialty "Dermatovenereology" is to prepare a qualified specialist with a system of general cultural and professional competencies, acquire and improve the level of theoretical knowledge, master and improve practical skills, capable and ready for independent professional activity as a dermatovenerologist with fulfillment of the duties assigned to him to ensure the modern level of medical care.

Duration of training: 4320 hours.

Postgraduate studies 3-4 years.

The overall goal of the cycle is to train a qualified specialist with a system of general cultural and professional competencies, acquire and improve the level of theoretical knowledge, master and improve practical skills, capable and ready for independent professional activity as a dermatovenereologist in the performance of the duties assigned to him to ensure temporary level of medical care.

Duration of study: 3 years full-time, 4 years - part-time. (156 weeks, including: educational training program - 18 weeks (972 hours); research training program - including the preparation and submission of a dissertation - 122 weeks (6588 hours); holidays - at least - 16 weeks.)
PP Cosmetology 576 h.

PP Dermatovenereology 576 h.

Purpose: The purpose of the cycle of professional retraining in the specialty "Dermatovenereology" is to train a qualified specialist in the field of dermatovenereology, who has a system of general cultural and professional competencies, capable and ready for independent activity in the performance of the duties assigned to him to ensure a modern, high-tech level of medical care .
Category of students: doctors with higher professional education in the specialty: "General Medicine", "Pediatrics"

SU Cosmetology 144h.

Purpose: mastering the full scope of theoretical knowledge, skills and practical skills in all sections and disciplines of the program necessary for the implementation of a new type of professional activity in the direction of "Cosmetology"

Lesson mode: 6 (hours per day)

SU Dermatovenereology 144 h.

Class mode: 6 academic hours

TU Dermatooncology 72h.

Class mode: 6 academic hours

Residency - 2 years.

The goal of higher professional education of a resident doctor in the specialty "Dermatovenereology" is to prepare a qualified specialist with a system of general cultural and professional competencies, acquire and improve the level of theoretical knowledge, master and improve practical skills, capable and ready for independent professional activity as a dermatovenerologist with fulfillment of the duties assigned to him to ensure the modern level of medical care.

Duration of training: 4320 hours.

Mode of study: 9 academic hours per day (of which 6 academic hours - classroom work, 3 academic hours - extracurricular - independent work).

Postgraduate studies 3-4 years.

The overall goal of the cycle is to train a qualified specialist with a system of general cultural and professional competencies, acquire and improve the level of theoretical knowledge, master and improve practical skills, capable and ready for independent professional activity as a dermatovenereologist in the performance of the duties assigned to him to ensure a modern level providing medical care.

Duration of study: 3 years full-time, 4 years - part-time. (156 weeks, including: educational training program - 18 weeks (972 hours); research training program - including the preparation and submission of a dissertation - 122 weeks (6588 hours); holidays - at least - 16 weeks.)

PP Cosmetology 576 h.

Purpose: mastering the full scope of theoretical knowledge, skills and practical skills in all sections and disciplines of the program necessary for the implementation of a new type of professional activity in the direction of "Cosmetology"

Duration of training: 576 hours, 16 weeks, 4 months.

Lesson mode: 6 (hours per day)

PP Dermatovenereology 576 h.

Purpose: The purpose of the cycle of professional retraining in the specialty "Dermatovenereology" is to train a qualified specialist in the field of dermatovenereology, who has a system of general cultural and professional competencies, capable and ready for independent activity in the performance of duties assigned to him to ensure a modern, high-tech level of medical care.

Duration of study: 576 hours of study (4 months, 16 weeks).

Class mode: 6 academic hours

SU Cosmetology 144h.

Purpose: mastering the full scope of theoretical knowledge, skills and practical skills in all sections and disciplines of the program necessary for the implementation of a new type of professional activity in the direction of "Cosmetology"

Duration of training: 144 hours, 4 weeks, 1 month.

Class mode: 6 (hours per day)

SU Dermatovenereology 144 h.

Purpose: Mastering the cadets with modern methods of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of dermatovenereological diseases

Duration of training: 144 teaching hours (1 month, 4 weeks).
Class mode: 6 academic hours

TU Dermatooncology 72h.

Goal: By the end of the cycle of thematic improvement "Dermatooncology", the doctor should acquire knowledge, practical skills and attitudes on the diagnosis and treatment of skin tumors.

Audience category: – The cycle is intended for practicing dermatovenereologists and doctors of other specialties who have a higher medical education in the specialty “General Medicine” and “pediatrics”, the qualification “doctor”, who are studying at the stage of continuous professional development.

Duration of study: 72 teaching hours, 2 weeks, 6 days a week

Class mode: 6 academic hours

Department head

Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor

Kubanov Alexey Alekseevich

Head of Education

Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor

Sysoeva Tatyana Alexandrovna

107076, Moscow, st. Korolenko, 3, building 6
(FGBU GNTsDK of the Ministry of Health of Russia)
129090, Moscow, 2nd Troitsky lane, 6a, building 13
(Educational and laboratory building of the Academy)

On December 1, 1930, the Central Institute for the Improvement of Doctors was opened. During the first year of activity, 25 departments were opened at the institute, including the department of skin and venereal diseases. The first head of the department was Nikita Savelyevich Efron.

N.S. Efron was born on May 1, 1887. In 1911 He graduated from the Military Medical Academy with the title of doctor with honors. After graduating from the academy, he was for some time an intern at the dermatovenerological clinic (Prof. Academician T.N. Pavlova), then for 2 years he was in charge of the dermatovenerological department of the Fortress Military Hospital in Vladivostok. After the service, he was elected by the Council of Saratov University to the post of senior assistant at the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases (Prof. V. M. Terebinsky). In August 1914 he was drafted into the army and sent to the Caucasian front, where he stayed until July 1917. At the front, he held the following positions: senior doctor of the regiment, brigade doctor, consultant venereologist of the Erzerum hospital. In 1919 was the organizer and the first head of the venereal section of the Saratov Gubzdrav. In 1921 In 2010, he was elected and approved as the head of the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases of the Astrakhan University. Since 1927 - Deputy Chairman of the Moscow Venereological and Dermatological Society. Since 1928 member of the Scientific Medical Council of the NKZ. Since 1931 - Head of the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases of the Central Institute for Postgraduate Medical Education.

Since 1934 the head of the department was the director of the State Venereological Institute, Professor V. M. Bronner. From 1937 to 1952 the department was headed by Professor M. A. Rozentul, at the same time the head of the department of syphilidology of the GVI. From 1941 to 1943, most of the staff of the department were on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War and the department resumed its work in 1944. Since 1953. to 1970 the head of the department was Professor A. I. Kartamyshev, 1970-1990. - Professor A.A. Antoniev, 1991-1995 - Professor K. N. Suvorova, 1996-2010. - Professor E.A. Batkaev, 2010-2012 - Professor E.V. Lipov. From May 2012 to the present, the head of the department is Aleksey Alekseevich Kubanov.

From its inception to 1951 the department carried out mainly 4-5 monthly cycles of improvement and specialization in dermatovenereology. In the last years of the war and the first post-war years, the cadets were mainly military doctors, the need for advanced training of which was constantly growing. Since 1951 the transition to an active teaching system was carried out, which made it possible to reduce the duration of improvement cycles to 2 months, simultaneously with an increase in the number of students. For the first time in the USSR, the department held: in 1958. - a cycle of improvement in cosmetology, in 1960. - a cycle on the immobilization of pale treponema for serologists, in 1964. - a specialized cycle for the chief physicians of dermatovenerological dispensaries in Moscow, in 1956. – a specialized cycle for chief physicians of dermatovenerological dispensaries in the Moscow region.

Since 1965 The department annually conducts field improvement cycles. Since 1995 for the first time, short weekly cycles on sexually transmitted infections began to be conducted for doctors of all specialties, since 1996. - cycles for nurses of dermatovenerological dispensaries.

Over the years, the staff of the department were: V.M. Bronner, M.A. Rosentul, R.S. Braude, Ya.N. Pevzner, B.M. Pashkov, K.R. Astvatsaturov, M.D. Derbandiker, N.S. Lyakhovitsky, I.M. Porudominsky, N.F. Pavlov, V.G. Volkov, E.P. Kuchinskaya, D.I. Lass, E.N. Turanova, A.M. Kholetskaya, L.I. Zakharova, Ya.V. Pankova, A.A. Skuratovich, A.V. Sidorov, M.V. Milic, A.I. Kartamyshev, G.B. Belenky.

The scientific directions developed and developed by the department had and are of current importance. Penicillin therapy and non-specific therapy of syphilis, bone and joint damage in syphilis, neurosyphilis. In 1959-1960. For the first time in the USSR, the department mastered and delivered the reaction of pale treponema immobilization, introduced schemes for endolymphatic therapy of syphilis complicated by chlamydia, as well as new methods of treating tymoniasis, genital herpes and other sexually transmitted diseases. The department developed new methods for the diagnosis and treatment of atopic dermatitis, hereditary dermatosis, psoriasis, eczema, scleroderma, pyoderma, cystic dermatosis, dermatozoonosis, hair diseases, dyschromic dermatosis, vasculitis. Much attention is paid to the formation of a healthy lifestyle, medical genetic counseling, medical and labor expertise in skin and venereal diseases, the introduction of new methods of therapy into dermatovenereological practice.

Academic work

• Residency in the specialty "Dermatovenereology" (2 years).
• PhD in Skin and Venereal Diseases
• Primary retraining in the specialty "Dermatovenereology" (576 hours).
• Primary retraining in the specialty "Cosmetology" (576 hours).
• Advanced training "Dermatovenereology" (with a certification exam) (144 hours).
• Advanced training "Cosmetology" (with a certification exam) (144 hours).
• Advanced training "Dermatoscopy" (24 hours).
• Advanced training "Destructive methods of treatment in dermatovenereology and cosmetology" (36 hours)
• Advanced training “Actual issues of dermatovenereology. Leprosy" (72 hours).
• Advanced training "Trichology" (72 hours).
• Advanced training "Contour plastic" (36 hours).

• Development of methods for early diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the organs of the reproductive system for the purpose of medical and social adaptation of the patient (Responsible executor - Kubanov A. A.).
• Improving the methods of diagnosis and therapy of chronic dermatoses and hair diseases (Responsible executor - Galliamova Yu.A., Kosheleva I.V.).
• Correction of involutional changes in the skin of the face (Responsible executor - Galliamova Yu.A.).

Scientific and Pedagogical School

The department has the largest postgraduate teaching experience in Russia in the specialty "Dermatovenereology". Dermatovenereology cycles focus on the following topics:

• Modern ideas about the etiology and pathogenesis of skin diseases
• Methods of modern diagnostics of skin diseases
• The latest methods of treatment of skin diseases
• High-tech methods for the treatment of skin diseases
• Therapy and administration of patients with comorbid diseases
• Features of the current course of sexually transmitted infections
• Antibiotic resistance and treatment of sexually transmitted infections
• Interaction of drugs, rational combination of drugs.

Members of the department staff are highly qualified specialists in the field of dermatovenereology, members of the editorial board of leading journals, members of dissertation councils, Russian and international medical communities. The department has 1 corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 4 doctors and 5 candidates of medical sciences, the team maintains the traditions of teaching and at the same time maintains a modern level of presentation of the material, focusing on its practical use in real clinical practice.

For lectures, seminars, practical classes, the department has multimedia projectors, laptops, printers, the ability to access the Internet to demonstrate domestic and foreign videos, use the Academy's electronic library, electronic databases of publications (PubMed, E-library) and other Internet resources in the specialty Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology.

For practicing practical skills in the specialty Cosmetology, there are simulation computer programs, dummies.

Assessment of learning outcomes is provided by the combined use of traditional and innovative methods and tools, including computer testing, standard and individual tasks, intermediate testing, and exams.

Dermatovenereology

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1. FSBI "State Scientific Center for Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology" of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation,
2. FGAU "National Medical Research Center for Children's Health" of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation,
3. Federal State Budgetary Institution "3rd Central Military Clinical Hospital named after A.A. Vishnevsky" of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

FSBI "State Scientific Center for Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology" Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation (Director - Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences Anna Alekseevna Kubanova) is one of the oldest institutions in Russia in the field of dermatovenereology. FSBI "GNTSDK" of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation is a modern scientific and medical diagnostic complex that provides all types of medical care in the field of dermatovenereology. In accordance with the Charter of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "State Scientific Center for Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology" of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, the main tasks of the Center are: to study the etiology, pathogenesis and epidemiology of skin diseases and sexually transmitted infections; development of new methods of laboratory diagnostics, treatment and prevention of STIs and various dermatoses, organization of control over STIs, fungal and other contagious skin diseases. The subject of the Center's activities are: conducting scientific research and implementing the obtained scientific developments; providing highly qualified medical and diagnostic assistance to the population and health authorities of the Russian Federation; examination of regulatory and technical documentation and quality control of medical and immunobiological preparations, medicines and cosmetics; organization and holding of scientific and practical conferences, symposiums and congresses, other scientific and practical events; development and submission to the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, other executive and legislative authorities of draft regulatory and scientific and methodological materials aimed at solving the main tasks of the industry and institution.

FGAU "National Medical Research Center for Children's Health" Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation (Director - Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences Baranov Alexander Alexandrovich) is a federal medical institution where children and adolescents at a high professional level in a round-the-clock stay, a day hospital and a consultative and diagnostic center are provided with all types of medical care, including specialized and high-tech.

FSBI "3rd Central Military Clinical Hospital named after A.A. Vishnevsky" Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation (Head - Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, Major General of the Medical Service, Doctor of Medical Sciences Esipov Alexander Vladimirovich) is a multidisciplinary medical institution, one of the high-tech medical centers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, designed to provide highly specialized and outpatient polyclinic medical care, as well as rehabilitation for military personnel, members of their families and other categories of military power structures who are entitled to medical care in military medical institutions in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

	Head of the Department, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Kubanov A.A.
Professor, MD Galliamova Yu.A
Professor of the department, d.m.s. Kosheleva I.V.	Associate Professor, Ph.D. Sysoeva T.A.
Associate Professor of the Department, Ph.D. Tarasenko G.N.	Associate Professor of the Department, Doctor of Medical Sciences Plakhova K.I.
Professor of the department, d.m.s. Proshutinskaya D.V.	Assistant of the department, candidate of medical sciences Mertsalova I.B.
Assistant of the department, candidate of medical sciences Murahovskaya E.K.	Cadets

professional development cycles,

organized on an extrabudgetary basis

Professional retraining "Cosmetology"(576 hours) is conducted for doctors who have completed internship or residency training in the specialty Dermatovenereology.

The purpose of training students under the program of professional retraining of doctors in the specialty "Cosmetology" is to form the ability and readiness of cosmetologists to provide primary health care using modern diagnostic and treatment technologies in the profile "Cosmetology". The learning process provides for the study of theoretical knowledge and mastery of practical skills that ensure the formation of professional competencies of a cosmetologist for independent professional activity. The training program includes all the necessary sections:

• physiology of aging;
• skin care, including hardware methods of care and massage;
• peelings;
• mesotherapy and biorevitalization;
• botulinum therapy;
• contour plastic and trade lifting;
• biotissue technologies in cosmetology practice;
• physiotherapeutic methods of rejuvenation;
• emergency aid licensing of works and services.

In the learning process, modern methods and high-tech equipment are used, in-depth study of theoretical knowledge and mastery of practical skills and abilities are provided.

All graduates of RMANPO are in demand in their profession, an extensive program of master classes provides an opportunity for independent use of drugs and gaining practical skills.

Professional retraining "Dermatovenereology"(576 hours) is carried out for doctors who have completed internship or residency training in the specialty Dermatovenereology and who have a break in their work experience as a dermatovenereologist for more than 5 years.

The learning process provides for the study of theoretical knowledge and mastery of practical skills that ensure the formation of professional competencies of a dermatovenereologist for independent professional activity.

Training is carried out by highly qualified experienced specialists.

At the end of the course, students of the cycle receive a diploma of professional retraining of the established sample and a certificate of a state-recognized specialist.

Cycle of advanced training "Cosmetology"(144 hours) is intended for cosmetologists. The training process provides an in-depth study of theoretical knowledge and mastery of practical skills that ensure the improvement of the professional competencies of doctors for independent professional activity within the framework of the existing qualifications.

The uniqueness of the program is due to the extensive program of master classes, which provides an opportunity for the independent use of drugs and the acquisition of practical skills.

Advanced training cycle "Dermatovenereology"(144 hours) is intended for dermatovenereologists. The relevance of the cycle is due to the need for practical health care professionals who have competencies in the designated problem and the need to improve the quality of medical care for patients with dermatovenerological profile. The training process provides an in-depth study of theoretical knowledge and mastery of practical skills that ensure the improvement of the professional competencies of doctors for independent professional activity within the framework of the existing qualifications.

Training is carried out by highly qualified experienced specialists.

In the process of training, interactive interaction with students is provided, regular intermediate testing using computers, and the opportunity to acquire practical skills and abilities is provided. To form the professional skills necessary to provide specialized assistance to dermatovenereological patients, the program allocates hours for a training simulation course.

The uniqueness of the program is due to the presence of an internship on the topic "Dermatoscopy" (with a period of mastering the program of 18 hours) and the formation of the ability / readiness to identify, analyze and interpret the dermatoscopic signs of neoplasms and skin diseases.

At the end of the course, students of the cycle receive a certificate of advanced training of the established sample and a certificate of a state-recognized specialist.

Advanced training course "Dermatoscopy"(24 hours) is intended for dermatovenereologists, cosmetologists, oncologists, surgeons, pediatricians, therapists, general medical practice (family medicine). The relevance of the additional professional program on the topic "Dermatoscopy" is due to the need for practical healthcare in the training of dermatovenereologists in accordance with the requirements of the Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated November 15, 2012. No. 924n “On approval of the procedure for providing medical care to the population in the profile “dermatovenereology”; doctors - cosmetologists in accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation of April 18, 2012 N 381n ""On approval of the Procedure for providing medical care to the population in the field" "cosmetology"" and for doctors of other clinical specialties in accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated April 4, 2006 No. 241 “On approval of the standard of medical care for patients with melanoform nevus”, Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated December 20, 2012 No. 1143n “On approval of the standard of primary health care for malignant neoplasms of the skin (melanoma, cancer ) I-IV stages (examination in order to establish the diagnosis of the disease and prepare for antitumor treatment).

In the course of training, it is possible to acquire practical skills on dermatoscopes of various brands, which will allow the trainee to form skills in working with a dermatoscope in accordance with its technical characteristics.

Training is carried out by highly qualified experienced specialists, during the training process interactive interaction with students is provided, the opportunity to acquire practical skills and abilities is provided.

The uniqueness of the program is due to the coverage of practical issues of examining the skin and its appendages using a dermatoscope, includes data on the histological features of neoplasms and skin diseases, optical properties of the skin, as well as the tactics of managing patients with neoplasms and skin diseases, the rules for their dynamic observation and photodocumentation, on on the basis of the clinical picture and dermoscopic examination of the skin.

At the end of the course, students of the cycle receive certificates of advanced training of the established form.

Advanced training cycle "Destructive methods of treatment in dermatovenereology and cosmetology"(36 hours) is intended for dermatovenereologists, cosmetologists and doctors of related specialties (oncologists, surgeons) to form new competencies that allow: 1. to determine the methodology, indications and contraindications for destruction; 2. apply the technique of surgical and destructive treatment of skin neoplasms; 3. develop and substantiate a plan and tactics for managing a patient with skin neoplasms, taking into account the data of the clinical and dermatoscopic picture, the features of methods of destructive and surgical treatment; 4. to develop tactics for managing a patient with skin neoplasms, taking into account the data of the clinical picture, the features of methods of destructive and surgical treatment; 5. carry out preventive measures, carry out sanitary and educational work to prevent the occurrence of skin cancer.

The relevance of the professional program "Destructive methods of treatment in dermatovenereology and cosmetology" is due to the need of practical health care for specialists who have competencies in the designated problem. The training process uses modern methods and high-tech equipment, provides an in-depth study of theoretical knowledge and mastery of practical skills that ensure the improvement of the professional competencies of doctors for independent professional activity within the framework of the existing qualifications. Training is carried out by highly qualified experienced specialists, during the training process interactive interaction with students is provided, the opportunity to acquire practical skills and abilities is provided. The uniqueness of the program is due to the coverage of practical issues of the most common methods of destruction of skin neoplasms, as well as surgical principles and approaches to the removal of skin neoplasms.

At the end of the course, students of the cycle receive a certificate of professional development of the established sample.

Cycle of advanced training “Topical issues of dermatovenereology. Leprosy"(72 hours) is intended for dermatovenereologists, therapists, pediatricians. The relevance of the cycle is due to the need for practical healthcare professionals who have competencies in the designated problem and the need to improve the quality of medical care for patients with dermatovenereological profile, and in particular on issues related to leprosy.